Modern Music Subject to the Impulse of Rationalization. Development and Consequences According to Max Weber
Abstract
Rationalization constitutes one of the fundamental pillars in the development of modernity in the West. Max Weber uses this approach as a sociological foundation to reflect the historical context of this phenomenon. It focuses on the musical rationalization towards an approach of universality and standardization that favored the development of capitalism and its massive forms of production and consumption.
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